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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-20
A GREAT STORM.
Snow Sic Ind Night Foot Dsep litookAdss
b psnnhIlyAu,n and New Jersey londs, rt|

anow Sic Ind Night fspt Dsep nlookadss
b rsnnsIlSauia and New Jersey honds. ~
EAsroN, Pa, Dec. l0.-A Bnow storm
hcro Saturday night caused tho greatest
blockade on tho railroads experienced
since 1872. by 0 o'clock the LOhlgh Val.
10y road Was blocked with trains from
Easton to ReddlnStou. All the laboreru
on tho road between hero and Maucb
Chunk wPr0 working from midnight Sat.
urday night to nine Sunday night shovel.
Ing anow. Ten coal trains were blocksdel
on tho Susquehanna road be-.
twcen here and Allentown. Three
locomotives coupled together start.
cd from Hampton, N. j., 10 open the
Jersey Central road, but Jumped the track
after going a few mllsu. Three passenger
eight freight aud twenty coal trains were
blocked on the Morris 4 Essex road be.
tween Hscke.lotown, N. j., and Washing
ton, N. j.. from Saturday evening to Sun,
day noon. At Sommervils the snow wa.
ak feet deep, end al Perth Amboy eigh,
feet deep. D,llls worO fifteen feet deer
All the roads GRO now open, but trains ar,
behind time. Tho roofs o! several build
inga a. phillipsburg were crushed in By
tho weight Of nnow.
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OFFERED A SACRIFICE.
a Negro Woman Conrsnts to BIO Killed
u Fnith.curo Doctor

Negro Woman Consents to BIO Killed by
Faith.curo Doctor.
sELMA, ALA, Dec. l0.-Williau W.
Jordan, q ihish doctor, has been living in
Selma for tho past'twelvo mon.ha and has
in thas time acquired great; influence
over the negroes, whom no told that hc
had como to redeem the Jews. He ar.
ranged for a Passover feast at the house Of
two negro women In the outskirts OF the
city yesterday, and told them that a
sacrifice was necessary. Fraucep
Driver aaid she was willing 10 Oder
herself as sacrifice aad laid her
head on tho table. Jordan thereupon
took a sNord aud struck her several bio VIZ
on the neck and ntahbed hor aumber OF
tlmca, killing her inatan.ly. Tho body
Sas then dragged out into the street by
tho two other women. "A white woman
witnessed the affair and gave the alarm,
POLICE Officer Payne, after a terrible
struggle, uuclesasd In empowering Jor.
dan, and with the aid OIL several other
oi!!cero conveyed him 10 the city prison,
The two pegroes who were present at the
feaet have also besn arreatcd. Tho
negroes ara greatly excited oyer the muir.
der and there aro threats Of lynchIny, bat
the police have at.ong guard at the city
prison and say thR! they will b. able to
p,eyect mob violence. Chief Of Police
Roster says i issst Jordan is uuquea!lonably
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A ClII.rsrMAs APPEAL

On Bohnif Of tho Orphaus In the Wheeling
Asylum.
The following eloquent appeal, which
explains itself, has bsen sent out on be.
hal! Of the inmates Of tho Wheeling Hos.
ptal and Orphan Asylum:
"A Merry Christmas and Happy Now
Year to all our kind friends and bsnetac.
tors. II We must again appeal to your gen.
erceity, have patience with us and re-.
spond rs cheerlully as you have ever
done. Zach day We pray to Our Father
In Heaven 10 give us our daily bread, and
He Is never weary OF Listening to us, but
always grants our petition. Should not
EIiB faithful children initiate Him In thIu2
ION he fret Christmas day, when our
Lord came into His own world, He suffer.
cd for the want Of kindness and hospitality
oil His cresturen. You can make repara.
ton to Him for this neglect by extending
your charity to Him In the pereons Of Ills
little ones and He has promised 10 accept
what 10 dono 10. them as though II were
done to Himself. May He then reward
you q hundred fold for all the kindness
you havo ever shown us in the past, and
for all that you will continue 10 SHOW ia
In the future. "THs ORPHANS"
Offerings made in response to this ap.
peal OF the Orphans under the charge oil
the Sisters, may ba LEI. at any OF the pla.
ces named below. Small enyelopea are
sent out for money offerings; but gro.
ceries, provisions and clothing will ais, be
acceptable. All packages should have
the name Of donor leglby written on them
and state whether offerings are for the
girls at the Hospital or for the Boys at ST.
John's Homo. Tags for this purpose will
bs furnished ct stores where tho goods are
left. Wagons will call for these
offerings at tho various depots
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday after
Christmas day; First ward, Hospital,
Charles Klein, sis Market atreet; Second
ward, A. J. McGarre!l, 1865 Market street,
Joachim Feinler, 1920 Market street
Third warl, Convent, corner EoH and
Fourteenth streete, Thomas McEntee, ll97
McColloch street; Fourth ward, Mra
Elizabeth Calenbaur, II Eighteenth street,
George Coleman, l7.S Woods street; Filth
ward, John Redeker, 2252 Main street,
Frank Seemye, 2l3j Market street; Sixth
wurd, Charles Il, Miller, 1888 Ohapline
atsses, 7. W. Woitzs, 1855 Market street ;
Seventh ward, Joseph shaIsr, u Broad.
way; Eighth ward, Joseph Arkle,
4ll7 Jacob G.reet, r. V. Arkle, 36l7 Jacob
street; Miro. NJ. Lautry, 4iol Jacob street;
benwood, John Dsegan, Grocer; Fulton,
Mis-. kato kleah, Grocer.
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JOY TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
A Chicago Judge Drciivs That They Ca
Sometimes Sell TO Minors.

A Chicago Judge Decides That They Can
Sometimes Sell to Miuor,. ,
CHICAGO, Dec. l9.-Judge NleAlllster
this morning decided that the city ordl.
nance prohibiting the sale oil liquor to
mlnors was void. "M
A few days ago Oscar Matthia, who
keep1 concert SALOON, wau arrested Tor
ceiling wine 10 Linnie St. Clair, q lG.yoar.
old girl, who was abducted by young
man whom ehe had me. in concert aaloons.
Matthias applied for releaso under the
haJedi corpus act. Tbs Judge held that
tho portion oil the ordinance which revokea
a saloon.keepcr's license on tecond OF.
iense Is unconstitutional. Among the
grounds ior this opinion are tina.
tho general incorporation net docs
not give thu CITY Council powor to
pass such an ordinance. The act givet
tho Council power 10 levy fines not to OK
coed 500, and 10 imprieon tho offender
not 10 exceed ak monthB. Forfeiture o.
license 10 neither 6ne nor imprisonment
Again, tle dram shop act PROV dea a pun
ishment to saloon keoperg selling TO mi
nors, except in cases where the minoI
brings written requse! from the parent
Tho ordinance puninhcs the seller o.
giverRway Of drink regardless Of such 70
quest thereby contravenlng the atatute
Mst.hia wRs discharged, and tho decision
givea great joy to the saloon keepers.
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A STRONG MOVEMENT,

Tho Petroleum Producurs' Shutdown for
Que Year will be IL Success.
TITusvILLE, Pa, Dec. 19.-The Herald
will say tomorrow morning that there can
DO no longer any doubt whatever thst the
shutdown movement OF the Petroleum
Produce.a ia already and will continue to
DO success aa contemplated, namely for
one year, which began on November /.
Several wealthy producers who held aloof
from 1t have at las! euccunbed to the
pressure oil public opinion, 90 well ns
their own interest, and lgreed TO Join.
Professional drillers have Eeerly all been
induced to join and agreed mo-.
to do any drilling whatever and arc
to be paid for remaining lido out Of funds
provided by the p.oducers' association.
This will make every person connected
with the producing busincsa interested In
the success Of tho shut down. II 10 calcu.
lated that In consequence Of this move
ment as we'll IS on account Of the exhaus.
ton OF the beat white sand territory the
total production by the frs. Of April next
will be but little, IL any, over 5000 bar.
rels par day. The Standard Oil Company
has joined the produce.u In this move
ment In order to use up the tnnkhd oil.
Upon tho whole this 10 no doubt the
strongcst and beat organized commercial
movement over inaugura.ed.
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MARTINS FERRY,

Nall Sotes-Watsr Works CelcbrAtion-Dr.
lsnlsion Dead.
Water was turned on yesterday for
fifty.two houses.
Mr.. J. NJ. Paul Is still confined to bed
with hls broken arm.
One unfortunate is locked up on q
charge Of druukcnnsss.
The Lsus hlin mill resumed operations
yesterday iu all departments.
The pumps were In motion yesterday,
putting water in the reservoir.
Mr.. Edward Morris has lcst the sight Of
his left eye, from pain in the head.
A neat sum was realized from the Lu-
theran Church festival Saturday night.
George Chesaell Is homo from the Co.
lumbus State Universi.y 10 spend the hol.
idays.
MI. George McKim ia In Montreal, Can.
ada, putting up mailing machineu for a
nail plant there.
Mr.. Charles Thorngate yesterday re-
ceivcd telegram announcing the death
OF his stepiathe., Mr.. George Barnett, at
Kent, Ohio. Mr.. Thornsate leaycs to-day
to attend the funeral.
A subacri ption paper IL now out for the
purpose oil ya!sing como money toward
delraylna the expenses OF a celebration OF
tho water works finch, and for the enter.
sainment OF distinguished visitors who
will be here from points batwsen Bellaire
and Pittsburgh. The celebration will be
in order Bometlme within a week. 4 big
time Is looked Tor.
The ead Intelligence wss received yes.
terdsy from Hamilton, Ohio, Of tho death
Of DR.. Anderson RaIston, whose illness
with typhoid fever for the past five weeks
has caused much anxiety among bin many
friends here. Anderson, after having COM
pleted his courao Of studies in the public
schools here, accepted position in A. K.
Ong's drug slore, and from there ho left to
attend ths Ohio Medical college ut Gin
clnnati In 1855, from which institution he
graduated in the spring OF 1886, carrying
oh the highest honors and the gold medal
awarded the most proficient In surgery,
Immediately he was elected to Practice
his profession In the Cincinnati hospital,
and oncO eince that time made q Wait
home. Oae oil the brightest aud most
prosperous careers YVES before him, in the
beginning OF which he was stricken with
a raging type OF typhoid fever, and after
lingering between lilo and death for
five weeks he passed quietly away on
Sunday evening at O'Clock, at the resi-.
dence o! his slater in Hamilton. He was
twenty-five yesra Of agc, courteous, kind
and obliging, and was O universal isvorite
with all who knew him. Tho romans will
arrive this morning aud vii, be inferred
In Rivarview cemetery tomorrow after.
noon at 9 o'clock.
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CURED nY FAITH.


a Remarkable Case OF Healing Reported In
Elmirn, y. ....
ELNlRA, n. Y, Dsc. ia case OF what
Is claimed to b, genuine fai.h cure Ia at.
tracing much attention here. Mis-. W.
Il. Loughoad, with her husband and son,
lives q. 1O5 West Hudson street, this city.
Ten days ago she war taken violently III
with a stomach difficulty. One Of the
beat doctors Of Elmirn waa called, but che
grew rapidly worse until last Monday her
death WAS thought 10 be near. l.
The family are Second Adventla,s and
keep Saturday rs their SlbbatA. As q
last resort Dr.. LoIghead, OF Alba, Pa, On
elder In that church, WAS sent ior.. The
elder arrived las. Monday and immediate.
ly heldn prayer meeting in tho room Of
the death.rtricken woman. Her husband
aon and several neighbour we're present
Altar reading several passages Of the Bible
touching ca5eu Of faith and Offering seyera
prayeEu, the eldor anointed the patton,
with uweet oil and taking her by the hant
said: "Slater, In the name Of Jeaus Chris
our Lord, ! command you to ar:ee." Im
uediAtely Mia. I.1og head arose and yalket
10 a rocking chair in another room. Sht
ate some slco and found that all pain hat
LETT her, and although her. former strength
has not all returned ss yet, still che ssyl
she Ia gaining every day and goea abou
her duties &c usual.:' To-day she is on til,
road TO perfect health and attributes he,
recovery rolely to tho faith cure. Sht
and her family arc people o! great respect
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a WAR SIGN.
Austria Preparing for Dsfonse- o.

Austrln Preparinr for Defense! = Cattle
- rIasus In Poland.
vienna, Dec. l0.-Herr von T:rza; the
Hungarian Primo Minister, had q confer.
ence with Count Kalnoky, the Austrian
Primo Minister, and Crown Prince Ru.
dolph, prior to the military council to.
day.
The council was held at noon, L. Ia
u!sted that reaolutiona were propossd to
place 100000 ilorirs at The disposal Of
the War Minister to build 100000 hu,s in
Galicla: end for the immedist, purchase
oil uniforms and accoutrenents for tbs
landwehr and tn las! class Of the reserves.
A widespread outbreak OF cattle dieease
ia reported In Poland. This Is IerSrdcd
US sure sign Of largo arrivals Of cattle
irom the interior for military provisioning,
On Saturday evening the Boe,ao wound
up In perfect rout. Securities Of all
kinds were rtcklessly thrown on The mar.
ket. II lie ia estimated that on Friday and
Saturday zoe. 600 florina Hero lost.
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ApxsrEnApo AT nAY.



DENVER, Col, Dec. l9.-Newt VoIcc has
been tracked TO a dugout on The 1sobinuon
Ranch, about twelve miles from Deer
Trail, whore he Ia still holding At bay the
men who are attempting hls arreG!.
Another man has lost hlA lie, making
two killed and one wounded tince the flrst
effort to arrest Vorcs. A sheep herder,
whose namo Ia not known, way In the
dugout with Vorce, and has been ohot md
killed by the gua,cn. The ehecp tefder
about dawn lei! the dugout wearing
Voice's hat, and when about fifty feet
from tho dugout, q yolley waa fired at
him, the auppoeilion being that no was
Voice. lilo lell, but Tor some limo the
men were nlrs!d to 10 alter tho body rs
Vorce could easily reach thcm with his
ride. When Aitcr about two houB' delay,
three men went alter tho body, they found
II warm, but tho ms n had apparently Just
died from internal hemorfhayo. There
were two bullet holes through bis breaas.
Yesterday Under Sheriff Ohlvington,
with q number Of deputies lef. for Deer
Trail on u special train, where he uwoie
In other deputies and left 10, Voice hid.
Ing place with two wagon loads oil men,
NIL heavily armed, but up 10 this time OIL
writing no news has been received. VorCl
10 said to have plenty Of food and water IN
his dugout and Eve horses, oro Of them
being o racer. .......|
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LoSt-Sllyer Watch.
For CinclnnRt-SpREes Andsy
Ror salu-lIouscs-G. o, Smith,
Rochester Lampl-Ewing Bios,
Bo9ue,s-ls- II. List
Opera Home Lizzie Evans.
For Sale and For Rent-Jaiacs A., Henri, Eeal
iStSie Agent,
Wy. lose & Bro.-Rcsl Estate Agents.
GhthtnM ueo1,-Connct 4 susdeker.
Ohio River liAIltoIi-ThIrd page,
Z Co Fourth pace. ''''
On Aaaa-'S. schuiz-Fout,h pagc,
HOLIDAY FACE,
Vim. r. W!cT-Elaitor and Fu,uisher.
An Encnnt Nmls Giit-E. ", Vaun,er
patronlz. Home lndustry-Wm. schwcrtieccr.
Chtl.lmn-s l.. EIc0i
Ileao9niTsntoi Holiday Goods-SIclaIa pros.
Holiday Block Srew IL BoTUchy.
ShrittmaH Delic,c!e,- Conner I. snns,lc,
foidlng DtsEi-k5bcpS Il Co
SPECIAL impoHshS-BSsVr, Wsrrlck 4 Co..
Lonry jacobs Ccs-pfy Goods and No,Jnn,
Christmas Gooci-9p Jos. KiEphpcs
To Christmas buyent Edw. l.. RoSsGCo.
VIM. krlcs-Chfisiua Present.. w.
Holiday Goots-Johu iI!cdel.
Tor Your Christina b!ICl Fa,c-n F., ,,.ro
import 1aNn'o" " lay
The story Il Clark ors.aSJ,ou,c,, ur,,, s,,,.
Holiday GootL-w, J. Lukvs - N"to e'ofe'
santa CinuI's Pantry Is at F'lIArRuc,'s
MTschG, and leWelfy-john ( LS,h Of
III H. p!SSnt.s'aple and fancJSroco,iss.
special sals Of Black 6Ilk,-t. SSgsosstSso SI
nanIEolehie's. SEA. l.. Rlcc GEo. - w.
Holiday GootI-6ro. Il. Taylor,
op<Ia uon.c-Jini, tho PlnnRu,
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10.-There are In
dications tina. number OF iron furnace,
will blow out before the frs! OF the yea,
in the Lehigh Valley, because Of tho In
ieriority o. the coal that is being furnished
them. Three furnaces in that region
count. There arc indications now Ina,
the strike among the coal minors there
will not be continued alter the first Of the
year. ~ -. -
Tho ctecl rail market continues In an
unsettled state, snd the predctian is freely
made that an effort will be made 10 force
the price below s32 per ton. Several Of
the large railroad companies state tina,
they have given their orders for rsils snh' nh
lect TO prices at the time OF delivery. The
Pennsylyania Railroad company, il ia re-.
ported, still declines to enter tie market
with its orders Tor rails.
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THE EUROPEAN WAR cLorn,


.H+U lf,t' Probable. %
LONDON, Dec. le,-The se,les Of m,l,,,,v
councils which have boon held in Visnn,
during tho last ten days, together win ,hs
Nominations Of the Austrian pre,s u1aln. t
Russla, presumably inspired, invita- ,ho
belief that Austrla Is almost persuaded ~
take the desperate chance Of securing ~
unqualified alliance with GERMANY -,
falling In this, to make equally So,a
terms with the Cars Govsrnmsu. II 1 nn,.
able. wv
Tho situation which now presenls final,
makes 1t reasonably Il not ab,olutelv ~.
tain that any European war, no matte, h,
whom waRed, must involve tho DaltSuu
question bciore Ia termination, and th.,
this would draw Austria Into Tho cop aIN
goes without saying. II Aun.rIs ws HIu ~
solulely Bure Of Germany'S actiys annn"..
In n war With Russla, she would moi h'.,
tate a moment to begin hostllIties brt -,
that she cannot be certain. Ii ins,,i.
should DO the agsrtssor Germany ,nJahs
crawl through one Of tho Numerous l nan
holes conveniently left open by tbs ta 'vup
Of tho triple alliance and the veaks, ' n.a
ties TO the pact would be loft 10 h.tn It'
hopeleaaly with an enemy whoos mI Ul,tMe
strength Ia almoet beyond eutimation
on the other hand, Russls nhoulI n,s,,ai
tato heatili!ieo, Austrian territory won,i
DO tho battle ground md Austria ths chIui
sufferer In blood, treasure and deyM,s,i"vn,
oil her country. T. A'''n
Germany's desires and GERMANY, MIN,
what Germany will permit. and wbst ~,
will not allow, hayo been 90 penIs,sr III
put forward In order to atteet Gsrmsns}.
Imperative greatness that tho beIiei h.
become almost general Throughout Eu,nn na
that no war can DO Tough. without Hpv
consent and no BATHS los! to the al Ia nv.
hold by her arms. Russia Ia lin onp,
power In Europe tina. has refused IN oS ~.
cop. this notion 40 the gospel which mn",
prevail, and the time Is moi IA, L, ,uast
when Europe will express la feeling oi
gratitude to the Csar's government IN,
having pricked tho German bubble an mi
disclosed the emptiness Of the pretrnsIon.
Of tho German Empire 10 tho position "
arbltcr oil the peacs Of Euiope, ' VI
II Dcems TO DO perfectly plain tha, Gov.
many does not want to fight. shs wan,
to play the role Of tho biz dog Of the YAM Yam
mel, and by an occasional growl avs tbo
l.sle ehee INTO submission, but when an.
other big dog comes along, disposed Ia IA.
YOUR anything Of the canine snecios y, hs y,
opposes him, the mcnaclng noIses vii, vii
sueslde. Under the circu mstancas AM "
tria would do well to bank yery sliphtI,
upon the ambiguous agreement Az h. H..
made with Germany and form an alliance
u possible with Russia, her natural S slly
Rusaia wants certain advantages in tbs
BalEans, and theao she will have Ia spjis
o. austria. The latter ALTO desires certain
cannot obtain without Rusaia's con,a r
and aseintance as we'll, and tho predjc,ion
is'not unreasonable tina. Austria and Rn".
ala Will coon be found working together
rather than warning with one ano,nsr.
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ST. LouIs,, pac. l0.-scuora Amptoa
Pubic dc Pascadara. female bandit Of ~.
nown, waa buried by the tide Of hor lovs,
at San Antonio, Mexico, Saturday. In
early womanhoot her intended hnsh,nI
waa killed by Federal troops, and on hIs
grave she swore vengeance. Hor oa,5 1
was to kill five men every year Of her lila lila
s Sae u, more re- than nan Kept 1t; Her frat exploit
Zscaticas. Single handed ehe dfovs tbs
postillions to flight, hailed The stsye and md
ordered a supposed band o. ass;s,ants con.
cesled In chnparel not to shoot unleas "a,
sistance was offered. The eight ma.
senSoss gave a good booty. She continued
career o. robbery Tor many years. which
teIrorizsd citizens Of siualon, Jaliaco and
enriched herself. The authorities and
troops were powerless 10 suppress her.
She bsqueRthed her fortune to charities.
dying natural death in obscurity.
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SEEING THE STEEL WORKS.
A Popular Amusement la Local Society
Nowadays.


A Popular Amusement In Local Society
Nowadays.
Ore OF the latoat society "fads" to find
!ayo, hereabouts this season. is m eScur.
slor 10 Ban wood and trip through thu
ex.ensiyo works Of tho Riverside Iron
Company q. that place; II these trips can
be made a. nigh. they sro the thing In u
aupe;lstiye degsoe. In hspsst two weeks
four largo parties havo been made up in
this city and gone down 10 watch
a regiment OF men work In
aud about tire aud molten metal. One
Of theae parties coEaissed Of the
young ladies IRON Mrs psrrsr's private
Bchoal. Theirs wss daylight trip, hu.
the others vent down after night. One
party chartered the Bsllaire and the other
two went down on the trslns; sll three
were auiss large and everyone In them
wss delighted with tho trip. A visit to
the vorka Embrace . walk through the
blas. furuscb, the ateel plant and tho new
and extensive pipe mill; the two last
nsmed departments arc the moot interest,"
ing and excite the most wonder.
Male OF night the trip ia wierd, aud 10
.imsd onss almcn. q irightlul experience.
On every sido is fire and one does not
have to exercise much imagination 10
transport himself TO the Internal regions.
The works are now rnnnipg to almost the
full capacity and about 900 men arc EN-
ployed. Thcse soma oil Vulcan add 10 the
strsngeness Of the acene rs they are econ
betora the rudy glow oil furnaces or in
the rtrong, binding, electric light-like
glars Of the tteel worka, or In the midst OF
showers Of fpayks that leap about and up
until they ere lost in the gloom over head ,
made moro dense by the binding lights
below; or cleo they nre seen fitting In
and out Of shadow made by Pickering
natural gas torches. They arc ali
brawney fellows, with Inuscles Rs
hard CO tho eteel they pro-
duce, and 40 they carry on
their work, begrimed with swcat and BOOT,
and oAon barred to the WANT, they might
readily be mistaken for satellites OF the
Evil Ono. The meat activity Is soon in
the pipo mill after dark, where tho lap
weldC:g ara ut work, and this 10 ono reason
why tho night trips are preferred.
The trip through tho workg at any time
Is wonderful ono and especially 90 at
night. 1t will repay any one to obtain
the Lscesaary permiRs!on TO tsko It, and
now that tho examples Of the past two
weeks bave been Get, other trips will prob
ably follow. The partiea that have been
down have heen nicely entertained by
thoae in charge. The now crazs has this
advantage over most o:hcre-it leads to
connecting highly entertaining and in
etYuctiye. .." - ~
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. l3.-About II
O'Clock tonight q fire broke OUT Allen 4
Bros furniture store, next door to the
Chestnut street Theatre. An alarm
spread through the city that tho theatre
was on fire, causing great excitement
Manager Nixon came upon the stage. er.
planned the condition Of affairs and dis.
missed the audience, who loft the buillinv
without accident. The fro xus confined
70 the b building in which 1t originated